Sabrina Carpenter's "House Tour," the latest official cut pushed from the Man's Best Friend album, debuts on multiple U.K. charts after her Coachella headlining set. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 01: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Sabrina Carpenter attends the 68th GRAMMY Awards at Crypto.com Arena on February 01, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)

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In a little less than two months, the promotional campaign behind Sabrina Carpenter's latest album, Man’s Best Friend, will turn one year old. The pop superstar looked to reinforce her hugely successful breakout project Short n’ Sweet with a quick follow-up, one which would hopefully solidify her as one of pop’s newest reliable hitmakers.

Carpenter introduced Man’s Best Friend with lead single “Manchild.” The cut dropped in early June 2025 and became an instant smash all around the globe. In the months since, the Grammy winner has doled out multiple tracks from her seventh full-length, including one that was chosen only a few days ago as the set’s fourth single.

“House Tour” launches on a pair of charts in the United Kingdom this week, buoyed by excitement around a music video and Carpenter’s Coachella headlining slot.

Sabrina Carpenter’s “House Tour” Debuts

“House Tour” appears on four rankings in the U.K. this week, and it debuts on half of them. The tune arrives at No. 76 on the Official Singles Downloads list, and at the same time, it comes in just a few spaces lower, at No. 80 on the Official Singles Sales tally.

Sabrina Carpenter Ups Her Career Totals

Since first appearing on either of the two rankings where “House Tour” debuts back in 2017, Carpenter has racked up more than a dozen wins. She's up to a milestone 15 hits on the Official Singles Downloads chart, and she's landed just one more on the list of the bestselling tunes throughout the U.K., regardless of format or genre.

“House Tour” does mark Carpenter’s first new placement on either rundown so far this year. Multiple tracks from Man’s Best Friend debuted on the two sales tallies in September of last year, and while she regularly fills spaces on these charts, it's been more than half a year since she earned another debut.

“House Tour” Returns to the Streaming Chart as Well

At the same time that it launches on two purchase-only rankings, “House Tour” also becomes a certified hit once more on another pair of lists in the country. “House Tour” reappears out of nowhere on the Official Singles chart, the U.K.'s ranking of the most-consumed cuts in the nation. “House Tour” once topped out at No. 17, and it nearly returns to that position, missing out on doing so by just three spots.

At the same time, “House Tour” grows dramatically on the Official Streaming chart. Last frame, the cut sat at No. 47, and now it's back inside the top 40 as it ascends to No. 32.

Sabrina Carpenter Scores Multiple Hit Songs This Week

Per the Official Charts Company's rules, each musician can only fill three spots at a time on the Official Singles chart, at least as a lead act. Carpenter claims two of her three allotted runs with comebacks, with “House Tour” being the biggest of the pair. At the same time that “House Tour” reenters at No. 20, “Nobody’s Son” breaks back in at No. 68, its all-time high. “Manchild” nearly finds its way back into the top 40 as it leaps 10 spaces to No. 43.

Several other fan favorites, such as “Espresso,” “Taste,” “Tears,” and “Please Please Please,” make homes on rankings dedicated solely to purchases or streams, with several of those tracks returning and rising from where they sat last period.

Man’s Best Friend Holds Inside the Top 10 Positions

Powered in part by renewed interest in “House Tour” – though everything in Carpenter’s catalog likely gained ground due to her high-profile headlining spot at Coachella – Man’s Best Friend occupies space inside the top 10 on two competitive rosters. The set slips outside the top 10 on a trio of sales registers, though it may turn around when the Official Charts Company republishes in a few days. Man’s Best Friend does also mount a comeback on the Official Album Downloads chart, where it reappears at No. 95.

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